Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AN OLD MASTER, by GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE First Line: I saw a picture yesternight Last Line: The white-pure moon looked out. Subject(s): Beauty; Moon; Storms; Transience; Impermanence | ||||||||
I SAW a picture yesternight, By a most ancient Master done; Ah me! its beauty smote so bright I saw it, and't was gone. Dark were the woods, and dark the plain, And dark clouds drifted all about, When from a storm-heart rent in twain The white-pure Moon looked out. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FROM THE SPANISH by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON CHAMBER MUSIC: 17 by JAMES JOYCE SOUTHERN GOTHIC by DONALD JUSTICE THE BEACH IN AUGUST by WELDON KEES THE MAN SPLITTING WOOD IN THE DAYBREAK by GALWAY KINNELL THE SEEKONK WOODS by GALWAY KINNELL A CHILD'S EVENING HYMN by GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE |
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